Resources & Insights

Double Brokering vs. Co-Brokering: What's the Difference?

The transportation industry is full of companies that offer logistics services in different ways. There is no “best way” to do so. Both freight brokerages and asset carriers are capable of meeting the needs of an organization, connecting that shipper with the transportation coverage it needs. 

[Video] What is a Flatrack Container?

What Is a Stevedore? Role, Meaning & Supply Chain Impact

What is a Truck Order Not Used (TONU) Fee?

Though there is an array of service charges and ancillary fees in the trucking industry, paying for a Truck Order Not Used can be an inconvenience for shippers and carriers alike. 

[Video] A Definition of Freight Prepaid Vs. Freight Collect

Freight Prepaid vs. Freight Collect: What’s The Difference?

Standby Truck Drivers Explained: What They Cost and Why Shippers Use Them

As you may or may not be aware, nothing (outside of death and taxes) is truly guaranteed in life. When it comes to managing your transportation supply chain, however, some things get you closer to “guaranteed delivery” than others. 

[Video] What is a Straight Truck?

Team Truck Drivers 101: An Overview of What Using a Team Means For Your Freight

If there’s one thing the transportation industry has to offer shippers, like you, it’s options. Depending on the size and type of freight you’re moving, the timelines you’re looking to meet and, perhaps most importantly, the dollars you have to spend, these options will change. 

[Video] What is Power-Only Trucking?